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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1937
Page
8
J. H. Byler and G. Curtis announce a new community auction sale at the Curtis-Folda Co. implement yard in this city. The sale starts at 1 p m Saturday December 11 with future dates to follow. A 7 percent commission covers auctioneer clerk and advertising with free storage for delated or perishables.
Belleview residents shared a Thanksgiving program and visiting guests from Cut Bank Gallatin Gateway Rose Choteau St. Ignatius and Deep Creek. The community bid farewell to Hugh and Mrs. Smith moving to Conrad for permanent residence with plans to visit Ohio next December. The H D club met with wardrobe demonstrations as Norma Rogers visited Irene Clearman at Wilburn.
Community card party at the hall moves to Friday December 10 to raise Red Cross memberships. Donations welcome even if only a dollar. Attendees asked to bring sandwiches or cake. Several local residents attend gatherings and hunt trips. new rural carrier W G Dauwalder begins December 1 after months as temporary carrier.
Mr and Mrs Bob Davison spending winter with Chicago relatives report they are well but note declining business and layoffs. Mrs John Holm travels to St Paul to visit her daughter while Ellsworth Strand visits from Chateau. Holm to visit Wisconsin relatives for about two months. Community events include the Boke Woman's club meeting December 16 and a noonday community dinner asking families to bring meat a pie and dishes. A soil conservation meeting at Bose hall on December 7 at 1 30 pm will offer donuts and coffee afterward.
Mr and Mrs Bert Stott hosted and visited relatives across Bynum Aga wam and Great Falls while many townsfolk shared Thanksgiving. News notes include surgeries and hospital visits for Eddie Mohart, travel for missionary work, and multiple family meals and gatherings. The M I A from Great Falls performed a program of singing reading and dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Conner celebrated their forty-fifth wedding anniversary while spending Thanksgiving with relatives in Great Falls. The gathering included extended family members and friends such as the Arensmeyers, Nyhns, Andersons, Chalmers, Adolph Arensmeyer and son Richard, Rev. and Mrs. Bredo and Janice, and others.
Thanksgiving dinner guests included Hanson and Chalmers families with Martine Arensmeyer and C. M. Pierce at different homes. A house move for Mrs. Carl Hanson’s residence was arranged by George Lindseth. Lumber transport stories referenced a trailer breakdown near Keys, with Henry Arensmeyer and Cris Bown aiding delivery to Fairfield. Hospital news notes Mrs. S. Lindseth’s paralytic stroke and family care, and several local travel and scouting activities are recorded.
The writer notes no legislative session and points out tax increases, linking part of the rise to a new automobile license law. They criticize the law as foolish and joke about a fool killer for lawmakers. They also praise the High School Highlights editors for their spirited columns.
E R McLean recalls a revival in Chateau where skeptics attended and a bartender pledged to quit liquor after hearing Billy Sunday. He notes the town’s fine citizens and hints at a banker from Edgerton, Wis., who sold his goal, to be told next week.
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